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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-02

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. L S.
George Dsvis, Of Chsrlenton, is in the
city. .nsN
W. R. Elliott, Of steubenville, was down
yesterday. 49,
Herman stostzer got home from Nor.
gantown yesterday.
Mr.. ]. E. Kammerer, OF Kamme,sr, Pa,
is in town on business.
Prof. 1. G. White, OF The State Uuivsr-
sity, is at the Mcclure House. ( ~ g
Mr.. J. B. Timbsrlake, Of Jackson, Mich,
is registered at the McLuro House.
Clerk Jasper Y. Moore, OF tho U. S.
Court, came up from Palkersburg yester'
day. -.
us Marshall sehon, District Attorney
Watts and J. q. shuttleworth, Of Clsrka.
burg, are ut :he Stamm House. ~
Mr.. Thomas L. McCracken, OF Tomb,
stone, Arizona, on old Wheeling boy, IL
back al!er 81 absence OF seventeen yeass.
secrstsry William Martin, OF the Anal
gamated Association, came down from
Steubenyilis Monday evening, and will
return to Pittsburgh this morning While
here he WAS the guest Of Mr.. W. N.
Inch. aa
Mr.. G. L. Wellington, OF Cumberland,
Nd, was in the city yesterday represent
ing gentlemen who desired to invest In
Wheeling bonds. He Is e very 7clsyer
gentleman aud made number OF friends
here by his pleasant manner.
Mr.. W. W. Whi.myer, Of the Registers
local force, and Mr.. VIII Mcdonald,
assistant business manager OF that paper,
leave this morning over tho Baltimore 4
Ohio for Washington, D. c., on pleasure
jaunt. They will be gone three or four
days and propose takingin tho town from
centre 70 circumference.
Mr.. Mex schwarz, who has Just return
ed from p!essant visit to his parents in
Germany, has severed q connection of
several years standing with the large
Wholesale liquor firm OF P. Welty < Co.,
Of this city, and accepted ono with the
firm Of Schmidt & Friday, OF Pittsburgh,
for which no will travel. = 1
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Mayo Mt tho Opera House.

"Davy Crockett" has always been a
strong play with the public. There is a
rustic beauty in its theme that will en-
title it to tho term often given the piece-
"a symphony in the leaves and moses, :"
It is to be produced in this city at tue
Opera House Friday and Saturday even
ings and ct matinee on Saturday, by Mr..
Edwin F. Mayo, son Of the we'll known
Frank Mayo, who has made the beautiful
old play famous both in this country and
in Europe. Young Mayo has been high
ly praised throughout the country for his
manly, conscientious portrayal OF the Diff
cult role Of Crockett. He ia said to possess
q rich voice, with which. he renders the
backwoods dialect to perfection, hand
some lace and manly form, and has hap
PLY surrounded himself with en- excellent
support. ~ t..5 :
Reuerved seats are now on sale at Bau-
mer'e, - ~.
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crets Of bis political friends. ! can only
judge by events 90 they were developed.
Earlier In tho session Think come Of the
friends Of Senator Camden who were sup.
porting him not as their frat choice, but
because he was the caucus nominee, con.
templated the withdrawal Of their support
to some other Democrats who would unite
their party. But as tho canvass progressed
1t became go apparent that MIR. Lucas wab
manipulating matters 60 as to produce A
dead lock- and bis own appointment,
they became disguhted and from that time
were numberedamong Camden's strongest
supporters" N ,,5 n
"Do you believe that the extra session
will eloct Senator? :" 81 D. JNsl h !
"The effort will be made, undoubtedly.
An United States Senator ID elected under
the laws Of tho general Government, any
constitutional provision or law Of the State
to the contrary notwithstanding. And
there is certainly nothing in those statutes
that discriminates between a regular or a
called session Of tho Legislature, II the
extra session electa Senator no will I'M.
doubleday be given fia seat under the
precedent established In the California
case, and Mr.. Lucas will be left with a
kingdom, but without a throne.n ~
ITO sum up, then, do you think party
policy was the paramount interest that
demanded the election OF Camdon by
Republican votes2" aT-T7 ~
by no manner OF means. I think II
the Republicans had voted for Camden in
a body II would have shown the people Of
the State that there was a worthy object
in tho movement, and 1t would have re-.
tired him from active politics and removed
the chief cause Of our defeat last Noyem.
Der. But the tariff question Ia the para.
mount one, l think. l confess II I had
been member of the Legislature and
there was no hope Of elec!ing q Republi.
can, would sit and vote twelve months
steadily for tariff Democrat before /
would vote for or connive at tho election
Of FREQ trade Democrat, Ten years APO
twenty.three Republican legislators united
and secured the election OF H. G. Davis
aud Frank Hereford to the U. s. Senate,
and the only issue was the Confederate
and the Union issue. The Republicans Of
the State endorsed the act. Why should
not like act to-day bs commended where
the issue Ia not dead one, but ia one Of
vital importance to the business intereats
Of our people? Tho political status Of
West Virginia is phenomenal one. All
Of our interests demand protective tariff;
and yet, out OF six members Of Congress
We have but two prominent tariff men,
Until the time comes, and 1t Is surely close
at hand, when the psopls will elect Re.
publicans to these positions, who arc
known to be sound on this important
question, is it not the part OF wisdom as
we'll as policy for Republicans to muster
under tho banner Of tariff as against free
Democrat
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NJ The Opera of "I.uddygorc."

10 The Editor Of the lntcfii0eaccr. r
slR:-The enclosed slip will prob.
ably correct wrong impression your is.
sue Of this morning gave tho people in re-
gard to tho spelling and pronunciation OF
Gilbert & Sullivan's new opera. Although
Wheeling will not probably DO given HE
opportunity OF judging of the merits OF
the play for year, yet it might be well to
know st !eaot how to spoil and pronounce
1t. II Mr.. Foose ehould happen to mako
an awkward break and got G,st-clasg
company here who would sive a proper
rendition Of it aud not spoil the work BY
local gces, wo would be able To know the
tirst thing about it, anyway. READER.
Wheeling, March l.
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"a Citizen OF tho KeuublIc,n

The practical talk" Of last evening in
tho Young Mems Christian Associatiou's
berries was by Mr.. CHARLES Burdett Hart.
who chcse for his subject IA Citizen OF
tho Republic" Tho talk was intended to
be suggestive ofthe nature and value Of
citizenship and was addressed particu-
larly to young men in tho hope Of atimu.
lating them. Tho parlors Of the Associa.
tion were filled, as they have been on
previous occasions Of this kind, and the
Mr.. Hart spoke shout thres-quarteys Of IN
hour. MI Il n, x. So,
The talk OF next Tuesday evening will
DO by DR.. 7. O.. Edwarde, "Man rs "a
lIachine.n Dr.. JepEon will follow on a
subject not announced. These talks are
becoming an interesting and valuable
feature OF Wheeling's social life. They
10 FREQ and all men are welcome.
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LOCAL HREYITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho CITY: sEitj

Matters OF Minor Moment In Rnu About
MArlNrr at tho Grand to-day 3 y :! y
TnE GRAND this oyening-"A Piece. Of
Pic." a.g's.lE5 I, EA-! laGt ny Z
TnE German church OF Bsnwood 70
holding fair. . .F his F-
The Benwood blaa. iurnacs 10 running
full time. 'l l&, Wa
orelA HovsE this evening-Locturo by
Belya Lockwood. Ia9 H',2lfsE5
Tna entire police force wear new hats OF
stylish "dicor" pattern, bought Of Buck.
man. ~ 49, -
JUDGE JACOBS will hold d special term
OF tho Circuit Court in Part II to-day 10
hear chnncery business.
TnE Benwool Methodist revival, which
Ia still in progress, has thus far resulted
In 1g7 conversions aud 40 accessions 10
tho church.
TuE Wheeling Company's steel plant
At Benwool made a smooth run Monday.
Only one converter was ih use, az tho
other Ia being repaired.
ONE Of The lears fell In at tho La Belle
glaHs works Monday, breaking ware and
doing other damage TO tho amount Of
three or four hundred dollars. T.
THE Cleveland, Loraln L Wheeling pile
driver Is now ut work above the Back
river bridge, and the only gap In the Mar.
tins Ferry extension will DO closed IN q
few days. @tf gs p K
In police court yesterday morning John
Dumas, u, was fined 81 and costs on u
charge OF plain drunk, and Thomas Con.
key went to the hill in default Of IS and
costs for Drunkenness and indeceucy.
The Bel!aire Independent ssys: Several
accident insurance agents from Wheeling
and Pittsburgh have .been in the city for
the past two months, drumming up that
business. 1t Is asserted they are doing 1t
without State license, and several OF our
agents are investigating the matter, and in
q short time warrants will be Issued for
their arrest. .o.N.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 10 rec.
ord deed made January 6, by William
2. Hubbard and W. J. W, Cowden, special
commissioners, to Henry Schmulbach, in
consideration Of $500, for parcel OF
Hand on the National road at the extreme
east end Of the field east Of the Fulton pa
per mill. Also deed made February %,
by William Mex. Day and vile to Rev.
NJ. Seesler, in confederation OF $1,000, Tor
part Of lot rs, on the west side Of Market
street north OF Eighth street.
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THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK
Completes It's Organization and VIII Open
III t....U.a#. Aprll1, .Ul7Fll# IA

Completes It's Organization and VIII Open
u4l0rm Aprll1. y
The Wheeling Dollar sayings Bank,
recently chartered by Secretary of State
Walker, yesterday completed It's organixa.
ton. Mr.. John NJ. Brown, at q former
meeting elected one OF the Board Of Dlrec.
tors. declined to serve, as ho is director
Of another banking institution, and Mr..
William Goering, anotherof the Directors,
also declined on account Of not having tho
time to devote to the duties OF the posi-.
ton which they would require. Messrs.
John S. Welty and R. K. Giflin were
chosen to fill these vacancies. ss6s
An order was adopted requiring the
Cashier when elected, to give bond in the
sum Of $4,000, and the Teller in the sum
$4,000. Tho officers elected are ea fol-
lows: 80 g.I..
President, Hon. N. 3. Scott. 5gs
Vice.President, George Hook. ,
Cashier, P. B. Dobbina. ,0 .la#li
Teller, s. l. Singleton. .Is.ag Z.
The bank will be opened April in the
vacant store room on Market street in the
Mcclure house block.
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Lucnl OIL Eotes.

The Directors Of the Wheeling Oil Com.
pany met yesterday and declared diyi.
dend Of ten per cent. The Central Com
pany held meeting last evening. This
company expecta its third well on the
Martin trac. at Washington to como in in
week or ton days il no untoward cir
cumstances arise in the meantime to pro.
vent. ~ ia. lyf,l..s ~ q IN s5rIsEE
a contract has been made 10 push the
Tweedy well near Smithield, Ohio, one
thousand feet further, its present depth
being about 2.50O-fe This 10 the we'll
which caused so much excitement short
limo ago by the mystery with which
it was surrounded. r
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A letter has been received from Mrs.
lockwood, saying that she would be here
without fail to-day. Tho intelligent peo-
plo Of the community should turn out and
give her rousing reception, as she can
fully interest anybody BY her entertaining
talk on the Social and Political Life yin
Washington" Seats are now on sale ct
sheib's and it.wonld.bp well for everybody
wishing good seats to have them reserved
at once, without extra charge. She lee.
tured at Pittsburgh night before last and
the papers there with one accord speak in
the highest terms OF her eloquence, intelli-
gence and power to entertain. %
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JoURNEYMAN PAINTERS (
Strike for m Increase Of Wages, Demanded

it,5la In January. M A..
In will be remembered that In Janusry
las! the Journeyman Painters Union Of
thin city adopted new scale, which fxes
an advance on the wages Of s. and 81 20
now paid To s., and au advance Of tl!ty
cents per day Tor crayonlng and s'gn
painting, twenty-five cents extra for ecat.
fold work with ropes or feathers, fifty
cents extra for church steeples or similar
work, a pay and a half for Sunday, and
double pay Tor night work. A concluding
clause demands that when workmen are
taken from the city, their expenses shall
DO paid and full pay be given them for
the time consumed in travelling to and
from tho city. 81 ag7 e
The new scale was 10 70 into effect yes.
terday. The employers refused to grant
the increase, and accordingly no work
was done by tho men yesterday. What
the ultimate outcome will be cannot yet
BIO gueBsed. .N
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The loungera along. tho leyee were in.
terested yesterday morning by tho re-.
movel Of q monster iron wheel sent from
Pittsburgh to the Wheeling Mining and
Manufacturing Company for DIN Its brick
yard, from the steamer Kate Stockdale,
and by the removal OF tho new incandes.
ent light dynamo to the third story Of
Sweeney's building. Both were heavy
pieces to move and required large Tor
ces OF men md some machinery. - ~
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SECRETARY MARTIN,


.
His Views of tho Interview with Dir. Bailey
WI Printed Yesterday. ~
To he Editor u he inteligmcer. Wv
siR:-In your issue Of to-day under the
caption Of "The Mingo Strike" find an
interview with W, II. Bailey, one OF the
General Executive Board Of the X. OF L.,
had with your correspondent at Steuben.
vile. rg5.1rs5- s5ll III |'59,ITa
In said interview Mr.. Bailey offers no
excuse for his treachery and underhanded
work at Mingo. He takes consolation in
making 1t public that "there will be
trouble 1t Mjngo before the yoar is out, "
etc. W fH4lF1 sEz rF
Instead Of making threats he ought to DO
making apologies for his mistakes at and
bis intrusion upon tho men at Mingo,
during his nearly three weeks stay there.
He says we shave won nothing but recog.
milton in limited way =
The AmRlgsmated Association OF Iron
& Steel Workers was recognized in Mingo
long before Mr.. Bailey began his warfare
on trades unions; and should any trouble
ariae there during the year tho officers Of
our organization will not intrude them.
aelves upon the men, as he and his col.
leagues did; without Arst being called
upon by the men themselves. s11N
As to Riverside and Benwood, we will
hayo nothing to say at present. While
we can demonstrate to the steel men at
the places named that their interests can
be better guarded in tho Amalgamated
Association Of Iron 4 Steel Workern, than
in the kuights Of Labor, We promise
them that should they decide to cast their
lot with and stay in the latter organiza.
ton, we will not wage war against them
as did Mr.. Bailey against us for exercising
ctr individuality as an organization.
= W. WILLIAM MARTIN.
Wheeling, March |. JIM IT~I0'' - E.
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Good Done by tho Charity Hospital, N. o.
The immense good rendered to people
OF every nation-regardIess Of race, relip-
ion, color or sex-by the time-honored
Charity Hospital Of New Orleans, La, is q
bright spot In tho history of modern
times. It is supported largely BY the
revenue derived from tho, Louisiana State
Lottery, but its good done speaks for
itself. For any fact about the HOSPITAL or
Lottery, apply to NJ. "A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La. IS NV ~
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John Holmes, one.eyed young man
we'll known 10 the police since his arrest
aeveral ycara $50 Gs one Of the "boy fire.
bugs" was lodged in jail ct an early hour
yeaterdaT morning, on q commitment
Issued by Squire Phillips, by Officers
Watson sud Healop. The grocery store
Of q man named Rsdfox, in North Wheel.
ing, Wss robbed the night before, and the
officers tracked Holmes to his mothers
house through tho snow and found him in
bed with his clothes on. He had hear
ing before Squire Phillips yesterday after
noon, and was rsmanded in default OF
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!. Tho lsenme.GIldnY Comnnnx.

Charles Gilday and Fannie Became and
their strong company OF comedians, had a
fair house last night at,the Grand, when
they again, presented collars and Cuffs"
Tbs audience Was Kept ia an almost CON
tinual roar Of laughter. This afternoon
at the matinee, the same piece will be
given. Tonight 8 new comedy, OF q higher
character, but as full Of fun and music,
will be given. It is called "a Piece Of
Pie" n ~ 55'57re = Z, \ - : A.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
vITIATEO BLOOD.
Scroftllous, Inherited and Conta.
.gious HumOrs Cured
by Cuticura.

THROUGH the medium OF one Of your books re.
! celved through Ar. Frank r. Way, Druggist,
Apollo. Pa. became acquainted with your Cutl.
cura Remedies and take this opportunity to testify
to you that theisuso has prominently cured me Of
one Of the worst ca@s Of blood poisoning, In con.
nection with erysipelas that have ever seen, and
tnls alter having been pronounced incurable by
great pleasure III forwarding to you this tcstimo.
MIA, unsolicited as it's by YOU IN order that Others
suffering from similar maladies may be encouraged
to give your Cutcura Remedies n trial =, : 20
~ ne I. WHlTLlEGER, Lecchburp. Pm
RetereuCe: FRANK 7. WAY, Druegist, GrnIin. IL
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the iustlllment plan
whereby you can secure watch ut once
Oh easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jewcler,
% Cor. Twelfth aud Market Sts,
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Endorsed bv tl,o Knights 81 Labor. J,

ny ITO Nu1EHtB OF LnbOr.7G-
See what tho Labor Herald, OF Rich.
Hond, Va, says Of Strawberry Twist To.
bacco: Strawberries and cream are good,
but they do not surpass in delicious flavor
a chew Of Lottier's Strawberry Twist To.
bacco. Besides, by chewing this tobacco.
YOU can secure a handeome pocket Knife
handsome students lamp, a magnificent
gold watch, or complete cot OF Handsome
furniture, II you save Jour tags. The TO-
baeco is cheap and good, and these pres.
ents arc thrown in gratis. Hubbard Il
PAUL arc agents Tor Wheeling. All Arst..
class retail dealers keep II, y g ~. =
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SCROFULOUs ur,Crpa.

James E. Richardson, Custom House, New Or
leans, OH oath says: "1n 1870 scrofulous Ulcer,
broke out on my body unit! was a mass OF cor
ruptlon. Everything known to the medical faculty
was tried In vain I became a mere week. AZ
Tines could not lifs my hands to my head; could
not turn In bed; was In constant palm and looked
upon life as cure. No relief or euro in tan
years. In 1850 heard OF the CutIc,lra Remedies
used them. and was perfectly cured. :" = '-''
Sworn 10 before U. 8. Com. J, D, CRAWFORD.
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PHYSICIANS recommend Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, when all other medicines fail, as q
certain cure for bronchitis, sore throat,
and cougih s and colds Of long standing.
For sale by all Druggists. Is cts, lI's
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WAsulNGroN, D. O., March 2.-For West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia, local
rains, followed by fair weather, higher
followed by lower temperature, winds
shifting to westerly. - 10y. q
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without a Caligraph type.
writer. 1t save time and health. An ex-
animation is solicited at our salesroom,
No. IS Twelfth street. q RI 1 III !, Il
Spl} EDWARD L. Rose & Co.
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Do not fail to inspect our large
and attractive stock Of Embroid-
cries and White Goods, En-
broideries in Ecru, Heliotrope,
Pink, Light Blue, Grey, Brown,
etc. Materials to match.
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"FoR there was never yet a Philosopher
that could endure the toothache patient.
~" Perhaps notr-but there's little wit
in enduring 1t at all, when one bottle of
Salvation Oil will cure it, 5s5 ~.
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Mcn,a Finest Shucs.

We have received our spring stock OF
Stacy, Adams 4 Co.'s genuine kangaroo
Shoes, the most stylish and best shoee, and
are the cheapest, although not the lowest
priced. J. ". AMlcK,
~ Sole Agent, ll43 Main Street.
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Frenchand American Satines,
solid colors in every shade, and
a beautiful line Of Fancies-a
splendid quality at 12Hc yard.
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New Crinkles, Seersuckers,
Ginghams, Prints, etc. We
offer one case Of Crinkles at
6Aca yard, worth I2Hc a yard.
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sCROFULOUs. INuER1Trr

And Contagious Humors, with Loss OF Hair. and
Eruptons Of the Skin, arc positively cured BY Gu.
ticufa and Cuticura Soap externally. and Cuticpra
fall. Send for pamphlet, 9E.7t - y $50
Cuticura Remedies are sold everywhere. Price.
Cuttcura the Great kin Cure. 81 cents; Cuiicura
Soap, an Exquiite Bsautiaer Is cents: Cu,icura
RResolVent, me new Blood Purifier, 81 %. POTTER
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GOING TO COLORADO.

Monday evenings train on the Ohio
River road had attached to it special car
that had been sent down to be used solely
and alone by party OF coionists bound
for Colorado and Kansas. They numbered
iorty-fyo in all and were farmers aud
iarmers' families from the counties OF
Washington and Monroe, Ohio. They
rendezvouaed at Matamoras, having shin.
ped by freight wbnt possessious
they did not dispose Of or take with them.
and embarked on this special car. Ar.
rangements were made to run it clear
through to the West by Agent ]. T. Tom.
linson OF the Pennsylvania Company at
this point. The evening train on the
Pan andle that leaves here for the West
at $40 o'clock was held few minutes in
order to get this special car and take It
along, - y -#-
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ONE OF TIE WoRsr CASES

We bare been selling your Cut,cura Romc1tos
for years, and have the first Complaint rel TO m.
eeive from purchaser. One Of the worst cases Of
Scloiula ever saw was cured by tho use Of Ave
bottles OF CuticuIa Resolvent, Cnticura, and Cuti
cufa soap The Soap takes the ''cake" here as a
TAYLOR 4 TAYLOR, Druggists,
5.5-l E-tH Frank fort Kan
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WE have Just received n full line Of
SPRING 0YERC0ATlNGS, mud arc in
daily receipt OF tho latest Novelties In
Spring Sultings. 'a,l "a {, {
Also, on hand n handsome line Of Ne ok.
wear and Gantlemef's Furnishing Goods,
c. HESS 4 SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street,
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A very handsome line Of
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
to match new goods, has just
been opened.
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BEFORE buying Carpets take look
through our Carpet Department. You
con find q fine selection Of every grade OF
Powered or Brussels Carpets. d. Prices
guaranteed. 5,iSe; STONE & TnoMAs. i,